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CURT 17102 Replacement Weight Distribution Hitch Shank, 2-Inch Receiver, 2-Inch Drop, 6-Inch Rise 1-7/8" x 2" To further protect the aluminum This CURT loaded ball

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CURT 17102 Replacement Weight Distribution Hitch Shank, 2 Inch Receiver, 2 Inch Drop, 6 Inch Rise 1 7 8" x 2" To further protect the aluminum This CURT loaded ball To further protect the aluminum against corrosion and add a sleek look This particular kit fits certain years of the Ford Expedition and Lincoln Navigator (see application info to verify vehicle compatibility) tongue weight Features multiple holes for adjustable head height Can be flipped to provide necessary drop or rise 3 4" diameter holes are spaced 1 1 4" from center to center Fits 2" x 2" hitch receiver tube opening with 5 8" hitch pin hole Constructed from solid steel for reliable strength Protected by a durable powder coat finish Limited lifetime warranty (one year finish It is compatible with all CURT weight distribution hitches and has a 2" shank with a 5 8" hitch pin hole to fit any 2" x 2" receiver tube opening with a 5 8" hitch pin hole

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